Job 40
1 Moreover Jehovah spake to Job, and said:
And he answered Yahweh Job and he said.
2 Will the censurer of the Almighty contend with him? Will the reprover of God answer?
¿ Will he contend with [the] Almighty a faultfinder [one who] corrects God let him answer him.
3 Then Job answered Jehovah, and said:
And he answered Job Yahweh and he said.
4 Behold, I am vile! what can I answer thee? I will lay my hand upon my mouth.
Here! I am insignificant what? will I respond to you hand my I put to mouth my.
5 Once have I spoken, but I will not speak again; Yea, twice, but I will say no more.
One [time] I have spoken and not I will answer and two [times] and not I will repeat.
6 Then spake Jehovah to Job out of the whirlwind, and said:
And he answered Yahweh Job (from - *Q(K)*) (a tempest *Q(k)*) and he said.
7 Gird up now thy loins like a man! I will ask thee, and do thou instruct me!
Gird up please like a man loins your I will ask you and make known to me.
8 Wilt thou even disannul my right? Wilt thou condemn me, that thou mayst be righteous?
¿ Even will you annul justice my will you condemn as guilty? me so that you may be justified.
9 Hast thou an arm like God's? Or canst thou thunder with thy voice like him?
And or? [does] an arm like God - [belong] to you? and with a voice like him will you thunder?
10 Deck thyself with grandeur and majesty, And array thyself in splendor and glory!
Deck yourself please majesty and dignity and glory and honor you will be clothed.
11 Send forth the fury of thy wrath! Look upon every proud one, and abase him!
Scatter [the] furi of anger your and see every proud [person] and bring low him.
12 Look upon every proud one, and bring him low; Yea, tread down the wicked in their place!
See every proud [person] humble him and tread down wicked [people] in place their.
13 Hide them in the dust together; Shut up their faces in darkness!
Hide them in the dust together faces their bind up in the hidden [place].
14 Then, indeed, will I give thee the praise, That thine own right hand can save thee.
And also I I will praise you that it will save you right [hand] your.
15 Behold the river-horse, which I have made as well as thyself; He feedeth on grass like the ox.
There! please Behemoth which I made with you grass like ox it eats.
16 Behold, what strength is in his loins! And what force in the muscles of his belly!
There! please strength its [is] in loins its and power its in [the] muscles of belly its.
17 He bendeth his tail, like the cedar, And the sinews of his thighs are twisted together.
It stiffens tail its like a cedar [the] sinews of (thighs its *Q(K)*) they are intertwined.
18 His bones are pipes of brass, And his limbs are bars of iron.
Bones its [are] tubes of bronze limbs its [are] like a rod of iron.
19 He is chief among the works of God; He that made him gave him his sword.
It [is] [the] first of [the] ways of God the [one who] made it let him bring near sword his.
20 For the mountains supply him with food, Where all the beasts of the field play.
For [the] beast[s] of [the] mountains they carry to it and every animal of the field they play there.
21 He lieth down under the lote-plants, In the covert of reeds, and in the fens.
Under thorny lotus plants it lies in a hiding place of reed[s] and swamp.
22 The lote-plants cover him with their shadow, And the willows of the brook compass him about.
They cover it thorny lotus plants shade its they surround it [the] poplars of [the] wadi.
23 Lo! the stream overfloweth, but he starteth not; He is unmoved though Jordan rush forth even to his mouth.
There! it is violent [the] river not it is alarmed it is confident - for it bursts forth [the] Jordan to mouth its.
24 Can one take him before his eyes, Or pierce his nose with hooks?
By eyes its will anyone take? it with snares will anyone pierce? a nose.
